Women Fight Over Slurs and Revolver in Neighbor Dispute
In a courtroom drama, Mrs Blanca Wes accuses Mrs May Summons of slander as voices rise and a revolver is drawn but unloaded. Judge Johnson rules Summers not guilty of assault while a bootlegging warrant is issued for Summers. The heated scene continues as deputies intervene and witnesses describe prior clashes.
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Ghepift
Mary
Wiles
J. Grahame Johnson
Blanca Wes
Haugh Bottom
May Summons
Mrs. Wiles
Mrs. Summers
Samuel A. Lewis
Mrs Summers
Mr. Lewis
Johnson
Burch Elected Bishop of New York Diocese on Third Ballot
The Right Rev Charles S Burch suffragan bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of New York was elected bishop to succeed the late Bishop Greer on the third ballot at a special diocesan convention held September 18.
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Burch
N.w New York
Charles S Burch
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
New York
Greer
Half Acre Potato Record at Perry County Fair
J Harvey Wallace near Blain set a new Perry county potato record by growing 202 bushels from a half acre. The short note cites the achievement at Marysville on September 18 and notes the prior best in the county.
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Marysville
Perry County
J. Harvey Wallace
Blain
Armenia in Grip of Turk Threatens Nation’s Existence
Cable from the Armenian republic reports renewed Turkish, Tartar, and Kurdish attacks surrounding Armenia. Armenian forces are surrendering provinces after hard fighting, outnumbered and short of munitions. An urgent appeal seeks 100,000 American soldiers and $80,000 in equipment for Armenian volunteers.
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Paris
Unloaded weapon kills soldier in blunder incident
In Mahanoy City Washington state, September 18, Andrew Buteaxage, a Mazeville tavern keeper, fired a supposedly empty revolver at Joseph Kilcullin, a returned soldier, after saying I am going to shoot you. The hammer struck on the fourth chamber, a bullet killed Kilcullin instantly. Kilcullin survived shell shock and gas in France during twenty three Infantry service. Savage remained distressed. The shooting followed a long walk together. Kilcullin was wounded twice and suffered gas casualties in France. In later Chicago, September 18, President Wilson was said to contemplate a doctrine socializing costs and national highways for public ownership per former Senator James Plame tton Lewis.
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Mahanoy City
Andrew Buteaxage
Mazeville
Joseph Kiscullin
Gilleukin
Savage
Kilcullin
France
Twenty-Thir
Chicago
Wilson
James Plametton Lewis
Neave Holy Want Advertisement Promises Rastafari Appeal
A clipped note describes a Neave Holy Want advertisement aimed at attracting Rastafari followers. It cites no dates or locations but signals a targeted outreach effort.
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Neave Holy
Indictments Likely in Chicago Packers Case
Federal attorneys expect criminal indictments against executives of Chicago's packing houses for Sherman antitrust violations. Grand jury hearings planned with a mass of documentary evidence since 1918. Stockyard and packing house employees may testify on methods of the large packing firms in a probe extending over weeks.
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Ark
Chicago
Two-Cent Roosevelt Coin Campaign in New York
A Sept campaign urges government to reissue the two cent piece withdrawn in 1874. The new coin would feature a bas relief portrait of the late President Roosevelt on the obverse. Initiated by the Women’s Roosevelt Memorial Association.
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New York
Roosevelt
Savanna Police Probe Leads to Possible Wrongful Shooting
Savanna divers form a posse after a hold up that left Louis Blahm and Peter Cumbul of Chicago wounded. Authorities suspect the three detained men may be innocent and are reviewing the evidence to identify the actual assailants.
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Savanna
Louis Blahm
Peter Cumbul
Chicago
Caeufix Caves Woman in Brooklyn Court
Ceuelfix Caves Woman, 1027 Bak New York avenue Brooklyn, was held by Magistrate McGuire on Adame street court for hearing on a charge of shooting his brothers and sister in law after a quarrel. Angelina Confort, sister in law, was said to have been saved from death by a fruciux which deflected the bullet. News Help Want Ad seeks readers for Cuys to Export Beer in New York.
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Ceuelfix
New York
Eariea Cohford
New ‘York’ Avenue
Brooklyn
McGuire
Adame Street
Angelina Confort
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Atencan Cookery
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Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
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Reeusts
Cub
Charles F. Berrer
Suntago
Munamer
Anda
Busch
Oriente
Jenn
Venezuela
Catumbia
Cuba
Holland Belle” Flour
P. & G. Naptha
Borden's
Carnation
Special Santos
Norfolk Spots
Mayfield
Central Trust Company OF Maryland
Frederick, MD
Sargent
Timothy
P. L. Hargett & Co., Inc
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Peel Bros
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Buffalo
S. J. Gladhill
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